ActionSA has today undertaken three important actions to hold Social Development Minister Sisisi Tolashe accountable for deliberately lying to Parliament to conceal undeclared and undue luxury gifts she received, reportedly worth a million rand, from Chinese officials, which we believe may have criminal implications.
The latest response by IPID, seeking an extension on ActionSA’s demand for the release of its Phala Phala investigation report, shows that either the Police Minister, Feroz Cachalia, misled Parliament when he stated that the report had been declassified, or that IPID is choosing to defy the Minister.
Until parties in the GNU withhold their support for the continuation of this failing national government and condition the resumption of their support for an agreement on real reforms, all we have is a multi-party delivery platform of the same failed ANC agenda that voters removed from office two years ago but with better public relations.
ActionSA joins South Africans and global music lovers in mourning the passing of Albert Mazibuko, a legendary musician and founding member of Ladysmith Black Mambazo.
ActionSA welcomes the appointment of Johnstone Makhubu as the new Commissioner of the South African Revenue Service.
ActionSA has requested that President Ramaphosa immediately fire Social Development Minister Sisisi Tolashe for blatantly lying to Parliament and engaging in an elaborate cover-up regarding luxury vehicles from Chinese officials, which a Daily Maverick investigation has revealed were instead for the benefit of the Minister’s daughters.
ActionSA Gauteng has taken note of the Premier Panyaza Lesufi’s latest update, including the recent changes in the Executive Council.
Today, I led a door-to-door campaign and community engagement at Princess Clinic, Ward 71, Roodepoort and surrounding areas.
ActionSA welcomes today’s revenue outcome announced by the South African Revenue Service, marking a historic milestone as SARS collected more than R2 trillion for the first time in the 2025/26 financial year — R155 billion more than the previous year and R25 billion above budget.
Remarks by ActionSA National Chairperson, Michael Beaumont at the 3rd Leg of the ‘Mayor Moya Delivery Tour.
ActionSA has formally opposed the proposed eThekwini budget and raised serious concerns regarding the decision to release it for public participation in its current form.
South Africa’s water crisis did not arrive overnight. It is the slow, predictable consequence of years of neglect, underinvestment, cadre deployment, and political denialism.
The decline of this city of the past few years has brought a despair that needs a counterbalancing force and a heated political contest that places services on the front burner can only be a good thing.
ActionSA is proud to announce the launch of our Citizens’ Support and Intervention Helpdesk, a new essential platform within our Parliamentary operation aimed at giving every South African a voice and ensuring that no citizen is ignored by their government
Open Letter by Herman Mashaba, ActionSA Johannesburg Mayoral Candidate, to Helen Zille.
